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A new Department of Health and Human Services campaign aimed at curbing the use of psychiatric medication has triggered significant professional opposition.
The DEA has moved to classify the kratom compound 7-OH and related substances as Schedule I drugs, marking a significant shift in federal policy.
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is facing public scrutiny regarding his comments on WWE following the relaunch of the Presidential Fitness Test.
The United States is shipping experimental antiviral treatments to the Democratic Republic of Congo to support upcoming clinical trials for the Ebola outbreak.
The Department of Health and Human Services has initiated a wide-ranging effort to accelerate clinical trials and reclaim American leadership in biotech.